Hotel Antigua Guatemala

... , and beaches. Feel free to post commets, but be aware that they are all public, so all can see them. I will attempt to post hotel info that may help fellow travelers. I hope you have a good winter, great holiday season. See you next year. Tom and ...

... to be, the more beautiful the cities become, and the views...yes, they become more stunning!   Now we are in Antigua, Guatemala. The ride here was pretty CRAZY, the road was terrible at times and there was construction everywhere!  We soared ...

Antigua, Guatemala Jeeeez.... don´t know where to start with this one. We got ourselves a shuttle bus from Coban to Antigua. That sounds all fancy doesn´t it.... in reality tis a Hi-Ace van that you share with about 13 other tourists! The ...

... San Cristobal, Mexico.  We left our car in safe keeping with the wonderful family running Hotel Antigua.    Antigua was a lovely city surrounded by volcanoes on three sides.  We decided to hike an active volcano, ...

(Mar. 4-5)Back in Antigua, so that we can catch a shuttle from there to the Copan Ruins in Honduras. Decided to stay an extra day so Joel and Andrea would have more time to recuperatre from the bug they have. Nice to see George (the owner) and the nice ...

Vanuit San Cristobal de las Casas ben ik op zondag 8 oktober verder gereisd naar PANAJACHEL in GUATEMALA. Het was een erg mooie weg door de hooglanden van Mexico en Guatemala. Bij de grens hebben we ruim een uur moeten wachten voordat ons busje arriveerde ...

... both immigration and customs were a breeze. Our driver, Manuel from San Antonio Aguas Calientes, who was taking us to our Antigua Hotel, Meson Panza Verde, found us easily and was the most professional looking driver at the airport. A quick gaunt through ...

... . Plastic bags floated in the sea, cans and crisp packets littered the beach. We stayed the night and headed for Livingstone, Guatemala the next day. This was to be a short stop off for refreshments before we headed for our final destination Rio ...

... , again, it was time to go to the market and see if there was anything cheap we could haggle for!   At 6pm (Guatemala time) we ran to the phone to surprise home by ringing at Midnight (Irish time). That was really cool and gave us the ...

... that saved a lot! It did take all day though and I didnt get here until 8.30pm. My travelling through Guatemala has begun in Antigua... one of the preserved colonial cities in Guatemala, and it is beautiful... cobbled streets, colourful buildings, ruined ...

... woman a smile and went on my way.  Who really needs clothes when you´re on vacation anyway? Waiting for the shuttles for Antigua I met a few girls from Detroit, whose pre-arranged shuttle didn´t show up to get them.  We bonded over lack of ...

... general surgeon from Salt Lake City). Our drivers name was Rodolfo and he drove very nicely on the hour long trip to Antigua. Guatemala City at night, while dangerous, is actually much more peaceful and enjoyable than during the day in my opinion, ...

... and plants all around. What a beautiful hotel. Hotel Quinta de las Flores Calle del Hermano Pedro No. 6, La Antigua Guatemala. Guatemala, Central America. When we arrived late on Saturday night it was dark, very dark and didn't know exactly where ...

Buenas Tardes from Antigua, Guatemala!  This is a test blog, as it is the first one I have done. In future blogs I hope to have pictures, just figuring that part out, too. We left Albuquerque, New Mexico 1/19/08 and hopped to Phoenix, then LA, ...

... with :). Also great to go diving there. We will miss the place but onwards to panama we go. Our next stop was Antigua Guatemala, a town/small city 45km from Guatemala city, a UNESCO world heritage sight and one of the prettiest cities in Guatemala. We ...

From Copan Ruinas you can take a shuttle directly to Antigua, Guatemala and avoid dealing with Guatemala City altogether.  Sounded like a great idea to me and well worth the $15. There is one that leaves at 6 am and another at noon.  Guess ...

Antigua, Guatemala is just like Pyongyang, North Korea. Probably not a sentence you expected to read when you woke up this morning, but certainly more interesting than that memo about staff appraisals or those e-mails from Nigerian businessmen. Central ...